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[rob-and-laura-petrie]

Every Kiss: #56 | 1.24 The Twizzle  

[bilbon-socket]

[sjdsjkdlskdas-deactivated202012]

weird unprompted opinion but i think out of all the storytelling mediums…..theatre best portrays loneliness

[sjdsjkdlskdas-deactivated202012]

hamlet: [walks onto a movie screen] now i am alone

me: i guess

hamlet: [is left on an empty stage] now i am alone

me: fuck yeah you are

[practically-an-x-man]

agree. especially since with theatre the staging and set and lights all contribute too. A lone actor on an empty stage with lighting only on them is a lot more apparent than an actor in a movie in an empty room with dark lighting. 3D all you want, you lose some of the depth you get with theatre.

[sigridkaffen]

There’s nothing like theatre to be able to make an audience truly uncomfortable, too. Like, watching someone act out having a breakdown on stage? Fucking mortifying. You cannot replicate the squirminess that live theatre induces.

[beneaththestarsandsea]

The best way to describe this is The Woman In Black. In movie? Meh, little jumpy but nothing I couldn’t handle. The theatre production? TERRIFYING. ABSOLUTELY TERRIFYING. I HAD NIGHTMARES FOR MONTHS.

[transdaddy]

I’ve been to see it twice and nothing is as frightening as being sat there watching the actors up on stage, noticing a thing out of the corner of your eye and turning to see The Woman in Black RIGHT FUCKING THERE NEXT TO YOU.

Don’t get that with TV.

[memewhore]

[wilwheaton]

Hope Bruce is enjoying his vacation.

[runcibility]

Fuck it, I'm Team Bruce here

[rivailles]

Avatar: The Last Airbender Sozin’s Comet, Part 2: The Old Masters

[marriedzukka]

me @ this dusty ass owl spirit:

[begay-solvecrimes]

These tags from @comradekatara say it all fam

[nilzhoglander-deactivated202303]

rupikaur_ ♥️🙏🏽 so many of you have asked what you can do to support the #farmersprotest : slide through for info or read below 👇🏽 1) post on social media to raise awareness. i know this seems small. but it creates a ripple effect that will save lives. i’ve been advised by many human rights organizations that raising awareness on social media is the most effective tactic when dealing with the indian government. they are highly sensitive to international attention- so let’s give it to them. 2) put pressure on your local politicians and those with influence. put pressure on the media. ask them to speak up and bring attention to india’s human rights abuses. when freedom of press is attacked- democracy dies. every statement from officials around the world puts pressure on the indian government to take accountability for their human rights abuses. 3) if you’re interested in donating- @khalsa_aid is a great international humanitarian organization who is helping providing resources to farmers on the ground. thank you for your endless support family- i love you all ♥️ your thoughtfulness and desire to change the world is forever inspiring our people started protesting in punjab as early as july 2020. they marched to delhi on nov 27 and have been sleeping on the streets since. punjab- haryana- up- rajasthan. and beyond. the people are united across religion and geography. singing songs of freedom. our people feeding the masses. our people dying. activists abducted. journalists kidnapped. the government is currently building walls of cement and spikes around protest sites to cage people in. they try to defame our heroes. they sexually assault women in police custody. but truth will prevail. all of you. all of us. the diaspora marched and continues to give its heart out. onward. louder. stronger my friends. it’s working ✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽#farmersprotest p.s. i can hear modi crying while throwing a temper tantrum 😆 music to my ears !!! (graphics by my sis @taranamol )

[ginazmemeoir]

WE HAVE BEEN SCREAMING AND PROTESTING FOR MONTHS. THANK YOU RIHANNA FOR FINALLY MAKING THE WORLD NOTICE.

[obstinatecondolement]

I wonder when exactly it was that Star Trek stopped being perceived as light, fluffy, not-really-legitimate sci fi that ~housewives~ liked and started being seen as serious nerd business that girls had to keep their gross cooties off. 

[keeveet-talks-deactivated201612]

Also when did the Beatles start to be remembered as rock legends rather than a silly boy band teenaged girls liked?

[schumie]

When men decided they liked them.

[startrektrashface]

this is seriously exactly how it happened. Women were actually the first rock and roll ‘critics’ because they would write in to women’s papers and magazines to share and discuss what their kids were listening to when men still thought it was trashy teeny bopper music. once it became a lucrative, mainstream genre men shoved women out of the space. Men also tend to be gatekeepers once they move into formerly female spaces - early trek fandom was incredibly open and inclusive; women would set up fan get togethers in their own houses to discuss the show or invite the actors to visit before conventions became a thing, and then were huge in organizing the first conventions - but now the stereotype of a trekkie is a nerdy white dude who scoffs derisively at casual fans and newbies with his encyclopedic and pedantic knowledge of trek

[changelinglili]

I propose we call this “mentrification”

[shiralipkin]

YES

[rosalarian]

MENTRIFICATION that’s genius

[roachpatrol]

by the way every single man i’ve ever explained this to is completely boggled to hear about it. they genuinely don’t fucking know. they’re always like ‘okay name a field this happened in’ and you’re like ‘beer. writing novels. gynecology. computers.’ and they’re completely fucking distraught. men didn’t invent beer???? men didn’t invent everything? 

[electricloveinc-deactivated2020]

We can also witness the reverse happening, where women move into a space and suddenly it is deemed weak or unimportant. Some examples are teaching, nursing, and psychology.

[hubblegleeflower]

…and any kind of clerical work.

[tzikeh]

Check out the history of film editing sometime. 

[neckkiss]

via weheartit

[hope-whispers]

honestly shout out to Marisha fucking Ray who dealt with so much shit during campaign 1 and never once backed down. bc like. it’s not news in the fandom that there are a bunch of misogynists in the early chat and comments sections. that’s like one of the first things I learned about campaign 1. people post warnings in the comments of those early G&S videos. it’s common knowledge: here there be assholes, and a ton of them are going after Marisha/Keyleth

but then cue Marisha just fucking taking all of it, and never changing how she plays Keyleth, and never changing how she acts around her friends. Marisha who specifically calls out haters in her first Keyleth playlist and who makes an offhand sarcastic remark about how ‘the internet is super welcoming toward women’ in a promo for Signal Boost. Marisha fucking Ray who says in her BtS interview that she could take the hate as long as it didn’t hurt anyone else. that it wasn’t being on the receiving end that bothered her the most–it was seeing other women hurt and afraid and turned off from nerd culture

Marisha Ray who took everything that toxic internet, nerd, and fandom culture threw at her and threw it right back because she knew that there were other women and girls out there watching her, and if she doesn’t back down maybe they’ll see that they never have to, either

that takes courage and strength and dignity and style and deep, deep compassion, and I’m blown away by her every step of the way

[robstaryeah]

He never reached her by adrii_marii

[excuseme-howdareyou]

This is so cute

[probsjosh]

I love them sm

[iamktb13-deactivated20210915]

I think our souls are very old friends.

[pi-la]

[nougatships-deactivated20210316]

I love characters that have never been loved before experiencing it for the first time. They’re taken aback by softness. They’re confused by warm words and being cared for. They’re almost scared by the loving way they’re looked at. Fleeting tender touches send them reeling. Their heart almost feel like it’s going to burst. What does it mean? All they know is they don’t feel as though they deserve that, even if they reciprocate. It’s been proven time again that they’re unlovable and yet…

Being treated so gently feels so good and they aren’t sure they want it to stop.

[tastefullyoffensive]

(full story: oxfordmail)

[toastbutteregg]

watch out @thor

[theweirdwideweb]

[pirategf]

truly if the world was fair je pourrais parler en franglais et tout le monde comprendrais. quand est ce qu'ils inventent these universal translators or whatever it was called in star trek

[trekkie-in-space]

To be honest, le monde est trop weak pour le franglais

[kairenn-n]

i dont speak french, por qué mierda i can understand this and why y'all pueden entender esto if you don’t speak español? los idiomas are weird.

[pirategf]

okay real pourquoi on continue de speak english alors

[shaneofaragon]

the nature of mankind è che sometimes qualcuno reinvents esperanto

[wheeloffortune-design]

This post is a major fuck you to God after that tower of Babel ordeal.